The book of the exhibition of houses and cottages, Romford garden suburb, Gidea Park (1911)
Romford (London, England). Gidea Park · London : published for the Exhibition Committee · leaf 50
^V ^flfcjim scans a a A ROMFORD MARKET PLACE, SHOWING THE FAMOUS HOUSE — f W*p~SV trick preparatory to some%£n i MJlJl exploit, and a coroner hadto have his body dug upand identified by someof his acquaintances, whoswore to the preternaturalsize of the thumb. 41 THE STRANGE, EVENTFUL HISTORY OF… … THREE ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS ASSOCIATED WITH GIDEA HALL LADY JANE GREY QUEEN ELIZABETH EDWARD VI. A MAN of great boldnesse of speke, well spoken, singulerly wytted, and wellreasoned, was Thomas Cooke, draper, of London, whom Jack Cade, when hecamped on Blackheath in 1450, requested to collect cash and…
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